Crossword clues for Dear one:
- DEAR
- ___ Brutus.” nyt 1954 DEAR Esteemed. nyt 1954 DEAR Esteemed. nyt 1954 DEAR Esteemed. nyt 1954 DEAR Expression of mild annoyance. nyt 1954 DEAR Precious. nyt 1954 DEAR Term of affection. nyt 1954 DEARER More beloved. nyt 1954 DEAREST Epistolary salutation. nyt 1954 DEARNESS Reciprocal affection. nyt 1954 DEARS Charming children. nyt 1954 DEARS Loved ones. nyt 1954 DEAU Ville ___ (spa): Fr. nyt 1954 DEB Coming-out girl. nyt 1954 DEB Society bud. nyt 1954 DEB Society girl. nyt 1954 DEB Young woman with a future. nyt 1954 DEBAR Exclude from. nyt 1954 DEBARRED Prohibited. nyt 1954 DEBASER Corrupter. nyt 1954 DEBATE Congressional activity. nyt 1954 DEBATED Considered. nyt 1954 DEBATERS Lincoln and Douglas, for instance. nyt 1954 DEBBIE Miss Reynolds, actress. nyt 1954 DEBIT Bookkeeper's entry. nyt 1954 DEBORAHKERR Film star on Broadway. nyt 1954 DEBORAHS Actress Kerr and others. nyt 1954 DEBRA Actress Paget. nyt 1954 DEBT Concomitant of credit. nyt 1954 DEBT Obligation. nyt 1954 DEBTORS Buyers on the installment plan. nyt 1954 DEBUT Beginning of a career. nyt 1954 DEC Month: Abbr. nyt 1954 DECA Ten: Prefix. nyt 1954 DECADES Century units. nyt 1954 DECAL Picture or design for transferring. nyt 1954 DECAL Picture paster: Colloq. nyt 1954 DECAMP Run away. nyt 1954 DECANT Pour off. nyt 1954 DECAYED Spoiled. nyt 1954 DECEIT Hocus pocus. nyt 1954 DECEIT Lie. nyt 1954 DECEITS Duplicities. nyt 1954 DECEMBER Last of twelve. nyt 1954 DECEMBER When Washington crossed the Delaware. nyt 1954 DECENTERS Makes eccentric. nyt 1954 DECEPTIVE Misleading. nyt 1954 DECIDING Making up one's mind. nyt 1954 DECIMAL Progressing by tens. nyt 1954 DECK Stacked ___. nyt 1954 DECK Synonym for 41 Across. nyt 1954 DECKS Promenade, boat, etc. nyt 1954 DECKUP Pile on a ship, as logs. nyt 1954 DECLAIMED Orated. nyt 1954 DECLASSEE Lowered in social status. nyt 1954 DECOCT Extract by boiling. nyt 1954 DECOYED Tricked. nyt 1954 DECRY Censure openly. nyt 1954 DEDANS Inside: Fr. nyt 1954 DEDHAM Scene of Sacco-Vanzetti trial. nyt 1954 DEE Aberdeen's river. nyt 1954 DEE Balmoral Castle's river. nyt 1954 DEE English river. nyt 1954 DEE Jolly miller's river. nyt 1954 DEE Letter. nyt 1954 DEE River in Scotland. nyt 1954 DEE Scottish river. nyt 1954 DEE Welsh river. nyt 1954 DEED Action. nyt 1954 DEED Document. nyt 1954 DEED Feat of courage. nyt 1954 DEED Legal paper. nyt 1954 DEED Real estate document. nyt 1954 DEEDING Transferring by contract. nyt 1954 DEEDS Gary Cooper's pixilated" role.
- STARS
- The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our ___.” nyt 1948 STARS Lunt and Fontanne. nyt 1948 STARS Prima donnas. nyt 1948 START Jerk. nyt 1948 STARTLED Frightened. nyt 1948 STARTS Handicaps in races. nyt 1948 STARVED Famished. nyt 1948 STARY Unpleasantly conspicuous. nyt 1948 STASSEN Admiral Halsey's one-time aide. nyt 1948 STASSEN Ex-Governor of Minnesota, Presidential hopeful. nyt 1948 STASSEN Pennsylvania U.'s new prexy. nyt 1948 STASSEN President of University of Pennsylvania. nyt 1948 STATAL Of a body politic. nyt 1948 STATESMEN Hull, Byrnes, Marshall, etc. nyt 1948 STATISTICS Almanac's forte. nyt 1948 STATTED Made a photographic copy: Colloq. nyt 1948 STATURE Size. nyt 1948 STATURE Size. nyt 1948 STATURES Natural heights. nyt 1948 STATUTE Regulation. nyt 1948 STATUTE Written law. nyt 1948 STAW Pilfered or stolen: Scot. nyt 1948 STAW Stole: Scot. nyt 1948 STAY Hinder. nyt 1948 STAY Strong rope. nyt 1948 STAY Support. nyt 1948 STAY What the Khan invited the Polos to do. nyt 1948 STE Sault ___ Marie. nyt 1948 STEAL Gain by chance, in games. nyt 1948 STEALERS Pirates. nyt 1948 STEALTH Secret procedure. nyt 1948 STEALY Thievish. nyt 1948 STEAM Winter warmth, by pipeline. nyt 1948 STEARINS Solid portions of fats. nyt 1948 STEELE Editor of the Tatler."
- CAPP
- Founder” of Dogpatch. nyt 1952 CAPP Comic man. nyt 1952 CAPP Comic strip expert. nyt 1952 CAPP Popular cartoonist. nyt 1952 CAPPER Former Senator from Kansas. nyt 1952 CAPRA Frank ___, well-known movie director. nyt 1952 CAPRI Beauty spot near Naples. nyt 1952 CAPRI Where Farouk now dwells. nyt 1952 CAPS Ammo for little Hopalongs. nyt 1952 CAPS Surpasses. nyt 1952 CAPS Toy pistol ammo. nyt 1952 CAPS Toy pistol ammo. nyt 1952 CAPS Toy pistol ammo. nyt 1952 CAPT Army officer: Abbr. nyt 1952 CAPT He wears four one-half inch stripes: Abbr. nyt 1952 CAPT Officer: Abbr. nyt 1952 CAPTAINS Blood, Traprock and Brassbound. nyt 1952 CAPTIVEAUDIENCE Listeners perforce: 2 wds. nyt 1952 CAPTOR Apprehender. nyt 1952 CAR Coupe. nyt 1952 CAR Dining ___. nyt 1952 CAR Freight from Flint. nyt 1952 CAR Product of Dearborn. nyt 1952 CAR Sleeper. nyt 1952 CARA Dear: Italian. nyt 1952 CARA Dear: Italian. nyt 1952 CARACAS Caribbean cruise stop. nyt 1952 CARACAS Popular stop on Caribbean cruises. nyt 1952 CARAFE Water bottle. nyt 1952 CARAT 200 mg. nyt 1952 CARAT Unit of weight. nyt 1952 CARAT Weight. nyt 1952 CARAVAN Arabs traveling. nyt 1952 CARAVAN Desert train. nyt 1952 CARAVAN Desert train. nyt 1952 CARAVANSERAI Large hotel. nyt 1952 CARBINE Infantryman's weapon. nyt 1952 CARBINE Rifle. nyt 1952 CARBON Stenographer's necessity. nyt 1952 CARD Droll person: Colloq. nyt 1952 CARD Musial or Stanky. nyt 1952 CARD Program. nyt 1952 CARD Slaughter, for instance. nyt 1952 CARD St. Louis ball player. nyt 1952 CARD Stan Musial, for instance. nyt 1952 CARD Union member must. nyt 1952 CARDER Machine for combing wool, flax, etc. nyt 1952 CARDINAL Bright-red, crested songbird. nyt 1952 CARE Help for Europe's needy. nyt 1952 CARE Solicitude. nyt 1952 CAREENS Heels over. nyt 1952 CAREENS Tips. nyt 1952 CAREER A lifetime in business. nyt 1952 CAREER Diplomatic calling. nyt 1952 CAREER General course of action. nyt 1952 CAREER Lifework. nyt 1952 CAREFREE Happy. nyt 1952 CAREFUL Prudent. nyt 1952 CARELESS Slipshod. nyt 1952 CARES Has regard for. nyt 1952 CARES Is concerned. nyt 1952 CARES Is interested. nyt 1952 CARES They shall fold their tents, like the Arabs."
